That's probably a good strategy, Blob.
Go with Simon's routine.
I just keep getting sidelined by Toby's appetite.
I get all ready to go do something and he starts rooting and squawking and then I'm down feeding him for another 30-45 minutes.
I can't feed and do anything active with Simon just yet. Simon is a sturdy and active little boy, but at 20 months, I can't just turn him loose on the playground and supervise from a feeding spot on the park bench. He needs me pretty close at hand to grab him when he decides to launch himself up ladders, down slides, etc. He still needs a "spotter", if you will!
And I can't do that with a baby hanging off my boob.
I am on my own for the first day tomorrow.
We'll see how she goes.
Am a nervous wreck about it, to be honest.
And to top it off, I think I might be getting a thrush infection in my nipples.
I called a Bf clinic and they told me to go see my family doctor. She is pretty useless with BF stuff and will just send me to a clinic, anyway. and no one will be able to see me at all for at least a week.
Undiagnosed thrush seriously impacted my milk supply with Simon, so I am not pleased that I am facing a delay on this.
Plus, I am a runaway moodwagon of post-partum hormones right now, so everything seems very dire and dramatic!
I'm going to go take a nap, I think.
Go with Simon's routine.
I just keep getting sidelined by Toby's appetite.
I get all ready to go do something and he starts rooting and squawking and then I'm down feeding him for another 30-45 minutes.
I can't feed and do anything active with Simon just yet. Simon is a sturdy and active little boy, but at 20 months, I can't just turn him loose on the playground and supervise from a feeding spot on the park bench. He needs me pretty close at hand to grab him when he decides to launch himself up ladders, down slides, etc. He still needs a "spotter", if you will!
And I can't do that with a baby hanging off my boob.
I am on my own for the first day tomorrow.
We'll see how she goes.
Am a nervous wreck about it, to be honest.
And to top it off, I think I might be getting a thrush infection in my nipples.
I called a Bf clinic and they told me to go see my family doctor. She is pretty useless with BF stuff and will just send me to a clinic, anyway. and no one will be able to see me at all for at least a week.
Undiagnosed thrush seriously impacted my milk supply with Simon, so I am not pleased that I am facing a delay on this.
Plus, I am a runaway moodwagon of post-partum hormones right now, so everything seems very dire and dramatic!
I'm going to go take a nap, I think.